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Okay I’ll definitely look into some ointment for her. That’s for the clarification. And thank you for the Etsy suggestion!! I didn’t even think to look there but I found one that looks promising. Much easier than buying a sock and trying to tape it myself. 😛

Ointment can also help prevent the callus from cracking, so I don’t think it hurts to apply it. Keep the area moisturized might help some. But yes, your vet is correct that you need to reduce the pressure. This is where most of the problem lies. Definitely give the memory foam bath mats a try.

You can find boots for sore hocks online (Etsy,…[Read more]

To be honest the gym mats are still pretty hard but definitely softer than hard wood flooring. But not much give. I just got out of the store with some memory foam bath mats and more fleece blankets so I’m going to line the cage trays with the mats, with the double layered fleece blanket over it.

I should have be putting some more thought into h…[Read more]

I have gotten bags of hay that I think tastes “stale”. But I agree, unless it’s moldy then it isn’t bad necessarily.

Bunnies are different and they have different fur types. Some bunnies will shed all of their fur at once 2 or 3 times a year. Others just shed fur here and there all the time (365 day a year). Both patterns are completely normal and most bunnies don’t really follow seasons since they live inside.

It looks like a callus that is starting to get irritated. It isn’t an open sore yet, but definitely something to get on top of now before it gets worse. Unfortunately, the fur usually doesn’t grow back once a callus is established. Putting moisturizing ointment on it can help, but you will need to find a way to stop the pressure and rubbing when…[Read more]

I’ve been having a problem with the Oxbow Timothy hay for months here in BC, Canada. I have talked to the people at Petsmart and gotten refunded but I think I know what you’re talking about.

it doesn’t really smell different but it’s definitely way softer with more brown pieces in it. Darker green pieces too. My one bunny refused to eat it afte…[Read more]

So, Daisy has been home with us for a few hours now. And oh my, she’s in a grim state.

I’m finding her very difficult to look at properly. The wound is huge, and inside you can clearly see the exposed bone of her mandible. She’s in a very, very sorry state.

But there’s a class difference in how she’s feeling after having some time in her quiet…[Read more]

OMG that picture is so cute!

I think what you’re seeing is likely some territorial marking because you moved. Bed-peeing can be a problem for lots of bunnies as well. The combo of the soft texture and strong smell of humans can trigger them to mark (which would also explain why she does it when you are in bed). Consider it a sign that she wants…[Read more]

Thank you all for replying. My vet gave him metronidazole and I also asked for a probiotic. Hopefully, this time it works. I will keep you posted. I feel like this is going to be a long recovery for him.

I’m glad they examined her teeth. Something isn’t right though, if she’s eating and pooping less. Sometimes rabbits poop very little or not at all during daytime when they mostly rest. Are you still giving her the anti inflammatory?

It was an anti inflammatory medication

the vet also did an exam on teeth and X-ray the teeth as well and everything is normal

She has unlimited amount of orchard grass

If you only see “drooling” when she’s eating wet lettuce, I think its just water from outside of the lettuce. Rabbits can be messy eaters. When a bun eats sth juicy, like a piece of peach, there will be a little puddle of fruit juice that the bun may or may not lick up.